VIEWPOINT / LETTERS : KMPC Doesn’t Get Favorable Epitaph
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The sale-demise of KMPC is certainly no surprise to the longtime L.A. radio listener. I can sum it up in one word: Boooo -ring (sing it out a la Joanne Worley).
Only Jim Healy was a consistent high spot. Doug Krikorian had a little pizazz, but he was eventually pushed out. The political correctness of having Paola (uh uh uh) Boivin was greeted with disinterest by the average beer-guzzling sports fanatic, like myself.
So long, KMPC sports talk. You won’t be missed.
VINCE McDONOUGH
Costa Mesa
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